OES Code: 790020 RIVERSIDE COUNTY


JOB KEY FOR FOREST & CONSERVATION WORKERS


Forest and Conservation Workers develop, maintain, and protect forest, forested areas, and woodlands through such activities as raising and transporting tree seedlings; combating insects, pests, and diseases harmful to trees; and controlling erosion and trees; and controlling erosion and leaching of forest soil. Includes such occupations as Forester Aides, Seedling Pullers, and Tree Planters.

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PROJECTED ESTIMATES OF EMPLOYMENT
(excluding self-employed)

Number Working
in this Occupation
---   Year   ---
1995       2002
Percent
Change
Increase/
Decrease
Additional Openings
Due to People Chang-
ing Occupations
or Retiring
Sum of
Increase/Decrease
and Additional
Openings
220 250 14% 30 50 80


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HOW TO FIND BUSINESSES MOST LIKELY TO HIRE FOREST & CONSERVATION WORKERS IN RIVERSIDE COUNTY


The following are the types of firms that employ the most workers in this occupation within this county. They are listed in order from largest to smallest.


Industry Code
(SIC)
Industry Title          
9030 Local government, except education
9020 State government, except education
9010 Federal government

Look in the yellow pages of the phone book under the above or similar industry titles, or look in employer directories in libraries. Directories such as Business Prospector, California Services Register and those by chambers of commerce often list firms by Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code.


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